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12th of January

When you are deciding on the location of your next holiday, you can make the diplomatic choice and visit Geneva, Switzerland. With the help of car rental Geneva, you have the means to enjoy a city that is focusing its efforts on world peace. Check out the European United Nations Headquarters, the World Intellectual Property Organization, The Human Rights High Commissioner’s office, the World Health Organization and more. In Geneva, you can really feel the atmosphere of peace as you travel around the beautiful city. Spend a day by Lake Geneva for a refreshing swim or to marvel at the amazing water jet that shots a fountain 140 meters into the air. If you feel so inclined, you can even drive to France or Italy which are very close to the city of Geneva. There is no limit to the fun you will have or the things you will see. With car rental Geneva, you will be able to enjoy the holiday you always dreamed of, a holiday of freedom.

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